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Bryson DeChambeau Allegedly Warned He’d Call Trump If Penalty Decision Not Overturned

Bryson DeChambeau’s threat to call Donald Trump over a British Open penalty ignites a heated debate across golf media

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🇬🇧 English Jul 20, 19:07 UTC
🇫🇷 French Jul 22, 13:26 UTC · BFM

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The brief

Bryson DeChambeau is reported to have warned he would call former President Donald Trump if a two‑shot penalty imposed at The Open is not overturned. The alleged threat surfaced amid controversy over the ruling. Coverage from Yahoo Sports, The Daily Beast, New York Post and GOLF.com highlights sharp reactions from fellow players.

Rory McIlroy and Kevin Kisner criticized DeChambeau, while Scottie Scheffler defended him and called for stricter rules. Analysts such as Dan Rapaport and commentators like Pat McAfee and Dave Portnoy added their perspectives, framing the episode as both a “gigantic act” and a “MAGA golfer” moment. Future reporting will likely track any official response from the PGA Tour or tournament officials, as well as any further statements from DeChambeau or Trump.

The dispute may also influence ongoing discussions about rule enforcement and player conduct at major championships.

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Quick answers

What penalty did Bryson DeChambeau receive at The Open?

He was assessed a two‑shot penalty, which sparked debate over whether it should have been applied.

Which golfers publicly commented on the controversy?

Rory McIlroy, Kevin Kisner, Scottie Scheffler, Dan Rapaport, Pat McAfee and Dave Portnoy are cited in the coverage.

Which outlets reported the alleged threat to contact Donald Trump?

Yahoo Sports and The Daily Beast published reports describing the threat.

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Bryson DeChambeau British Open Donald Trump PGA Tour golf controversy

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